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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
STILL LEADS ST. JOE.

The attention Of the business and pro-
fessonal men of the eighty-odd towns and
cities in southwest Kansas in which the
EAGLE is taken as the morning paper Is
called to the fact that Wichita again last
week led thirteen commercial cities in the
United States in her total bank clearings.
leading among the others St. Joseph, Mis-
souri, and Galveston, Texas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
BENIGHTED HOLSTERS.

The Seymour, Jackson county. Indiana,
Democrat-four Bourbon names in one
reaches our table with q marked double
loaded editorial. in which Wichita is de-
nominated 1.-THE home of frauds and schem-
ers." Admitting the fact we would like to
ask the Seymour Jsckson Democrat Whist
adva,is. res its town of liars and defamers
k,s 10 ofer over those of Wichitas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
In the Valley OF the Minnesota. fertile beyond prc
deut, and where the crops never fat, the
Occidental Town and Land Co.,
Offer for Sale lots IN the following
railroad towns IN kansas:

west OF Wichita.
CAIRO "a miles west OF Kingman. and Is mile
of Wichita.
CULLIsON, "A miles west OF Kingman. and 81 mice
west of Wichita
stations also connections by rail With the VI icbta
Western Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe, and St Louis
San Francisco Railways.
Aeents-3eo r. Closson Cullison, Kan; c. p. Rhodes,
Cairo. Kan; r \: Richards. Ca!ista, Kan
Directors-E W ktnsley Boston. Mass; .. r parfa
+. Giilett. Klnsman Kas: r c. Wales. President
Wichita. Kan
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
AFFECTING ATTENTION.
Kinuman, on the Minnesota, Destined
to be to Wichita what Rrook-
lyn is to New York

Two Railways Intersect on the Town site' AM
Four More Confidently Expected.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
OUR GOODS

the Of being opened up
always pleasing the working large force day and
will be crowned with shortly and Will open up In
has spared to make this the best equipped
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
Office at No. 3l3 North Market St

Dr. billings offers his services TO all " ho are suffer
ing from chronic, stubb-rN and dangerous diseases
with every hope OF the same success tn Il has always
crowned his efforts in the past thereby proving him
self worthy the confidence and patronage or the sur
fertne sick Ia Wichita and vicinity.
The doctor specially Is Scientific Magnetic Treat
meut for such cases as found incurable by the
various methods Of medical treatment. He has
demonstrated by thousands Of remarkable cures the
great superiority Of Magnetic Treatment as be Is
qualified to give any and all systems OF drug
medication.
The Intelligent application 70 the healing art OF his
onishing Magnetic power. together with thor
ough knowledge OF medicine and a proper employ
ment OF the progressive and most potent rem1dies
exhibited by all the SCHOOL, Of fneeicfnc renders Dr.
billings deuby prepared to treat the af1icted sue
cessfully.
Cali for consultation. Do not delay. Cali and IN
spect several thousand honest endorsements from
former patients and from the responsible newspaper
press. Then Judge for yourself.
Reme m beY.Ih location No 3lSS. Market street
Oce hours iH a. m. to IL NOON, and TO 4Su p, m.
Sundays to y. M. evenings freIn .oS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
THAT :: NEW :: STORE
TO BE OPENED IN A FEW DAYS BY
2o3 and eos Main St.

Wichita become impatient
We realize that we have been TO open our go
completed until in the last few days NOW all ready ana
real paacetiS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
Dr.. +. Clement billings,

or Marshalltown, Iowa, also late OF Tope-
"a Kausas, has located at Wichita Tor tue
practice of his profession.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
DRY GOODS & MILLINERY


united long experience. capital untirng
Wichita proud OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

thu veok Thsrs vas nothing specally IN the sltua
ton nor any developments Of now fsasarcs. suen
rumors - there floating In the aif were OK carr
laid up because Of the Interstate Commerce ac ana OF
decentralization In the Iron trade Tho first counties
have been heard from on the question OF earnings IN
the second week In April Two roads-they arc reporter
low-which arc representative roads In their CLASSES
sent In returns ono with gain Of 80 per cent and the
other with 20 per cent for the second week
In April The back counties may turn te
tables, but good average IA secured In
today's business Philadelphia and Reading was the con-
spicuous stock; 1t rose from 44's to 46'sd4o's
with sales OF 154575 shares. Tho dear
ings In other stocks were only 70 mouo'
ate amounts and usually the gains recorded ana sccrea
were measured by small fractions. Manhattan Ee'a'eu
and Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western nrsts weio
specially strong and recorded advances OF 10 and PEI
cent respectiyey NewJ Jersey Central stepped back al
most to obscury; 1t iuctuated between 79s and si's
and Closed at 81 against 81 q yesterday The marAe'
closed strong
State bonds were Irregular but some Issues were nc
tive Louisiana consol Is were q higher atelA2 W"
gina o. deferred receipts Il higher at 13a Ten
nessee Settlement Be were on u at Arkansas ~,
Fort Smith and Pine Bluff railways sold at 2s ana
South Carolina 6s Browns at l00la or city BANK
stocks Continental sold 3 at 1875; Fourth Natona t'
ut l47ia and st. Nicholas C25) at 126
Railway bonds we're unusually active and In demand
at improving figures Erie second Us we're In good DC
/
5s were up d at 1924 and IS steady at s9
Central OF New-Jerscy debenture Us re-
covered n to OF. Mobile and Ohio first deoen.
lures after early sales at 6il, later declined
rapidly TO West Shore As were strong az ioo
1O3la New-York Chcago and St Louis frsts assenteu
were strong at 9sss Richmond and Danve debentures
! were OF 2 per cent at ll2. shenandoah valley nrsts
receipts were up 1904 and the incomes rose z 70
| 49a New-York City and Northern general receip..51
rose to 80 There was widely disfpntsua gnre
| Atlantic and Pacific Incomes from 32i 10 80
or unlisted securities dealt In at the STOCK E1cnhngc,
Cotton Seed OIL certificates sold $1,000 ut Oh 'sdo5ee
| 52a Long Island Underground Telegraph Q,9oVl ~
50 6Od3 Mexican Mutual hrsts, first instalment pau
at 80 d9Ols Toledo, st. Louis and Kansas Sity
rsts 97Sa9s. Boston, Hartford and Ere knoW aon
"a ZOO at Isisd129l32 Dies Moines Fort Dodge sonvl
atIsl4017a Lake Shore and Western 600 Al $50 a
and preferred 800 at 5S65S7s Mexican Natonai pr.
! perred ZOO at 302a324, Phenx Mining 12ooOl Al 70
aSf 1895 62ie Security Mining and Milling toVV a.
| IS 02loaS5 rs. Santiago 1901 at VI 40 6S4 4o' c1
! Kelvin a. ZOO at 67a GO d6p cents 49,
for the As and 49s OH % per cent Annexed are inc
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
,orrsraYA ATTORSEY-GESERALA AND THE
LIZ OIL TRUST

n,x-omrASs April l0. lss7.-To-day's hee Orleans
P,ca,as.e has long editorial en'i'eu LUG 49,
General and the OH Trust" the substance OF winch Is
as follows ,,., o
aThe Attorney Generals motives doubtless arc
cood but we cannot wherein he Is 1ustihed as
orecutng officer Of the State in taking such stop
The petition fails Disclose any ground for State
tntervent;on The questions between individuals Us
An management Of manufacturing corporations are
,natters for private litigation. II any stock-jobbing
oueratons ars in progress which could be advanced
by n.ttutng suit In courts. the Attorney General
xrouId certainly not desire TO be mixed up In It, We
know the Attorney General would not knowingly lend
himself TO such purpose, but we are aware there has
been big stock-j obbng operation gong on all over
tine country expedients resoftd 10 Id Or
DOR 10 raid A. c. certincies that 10 the com
mon tk in circles and Is well understood In
aI,-st The pubic has been prcludced against A.
O. o. Trust 6eing called m0nopy but In truth IL 10
nothing moe or than pool Of the various cotton
oil mills to protect their own interests ana aas ancs
their industry Such pools have teen formed time
and again IN the various manufacturing ING. We
have the slSt tower ana jutc-bagging pools. Inc
establishments IN thcse lines were al losing money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Ew-JERSEY.

foot OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON boand BROOK
Route" NJ 400 7:45 800 1850 l:S0. 900 40 o..
1880 1910 D. IN SUNDAYS Ct 400 +:A5 q m-i $50. iz'vo
p IN. ~, ~ GA
1900 H. Reading He Irsnnr~ Poti:
VILE etc 90 Bethlehem Alleptewn. hexd'
ing II arrfsburg etc. On sundsys for Easton- 90
TOO for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown Aaucn SnunAs
WilkesbaIre and Scranton.
SS0a IN for Eason. Bethlehem ATentown hzuch Suui
VIII esbsrre scranton Reading harrsbure Pottsvile.
Tamaaua shanoAlu, sunbury. LewisburE, Wuiamsport
loo ard 80 p m. for ESston Bethlehen. Anea'o"o'
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg etc -,
Has m 10, Easton bethlehem Ailentown. Maueh Chunk.
Wfifes6sre Scranton Tamaqua shamokn Sanitary Lewis
burg willismsport eto. ., "a.
6I5 M ,or Easton Bsthlehem AIisntown Asurh Caunk.
Wkes6arre Reading harrisburg. On SUNDAYS 81 o3
Pm. ,...,.. .r.,,.r
so Sis III 30 a M 100 400 $50, sis p. SUNDAYS
90 900 q NJ Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean orova
Except sundsvs). Point Pleasant ,, r.. o,,..
$50 m 100 D. H. Atlantic CITY vneland Brffsetou
and Cumb risud and Aauriee River X. r.
$50 slb II as Q m. 100 4:30. $50 N. for Frcehoid
30 800 S.i5, HOO ll<6 g. m, 100. so, $3.50 o3u
G;lo d m Sundays 400 $40 g. m for Perth AmooJ
NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
For Ataniic Highlands seaorisht Long Branch re-. 3u
For nme points timetables ~ Ticket
Ofarea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot Of Cortianat or DS
brosses SITS. as follows
q 10. for Catasauqua and iutermetste points
a. m. for Geneva Lyons ElnirA Rochester, b1tAo M
the West and principal local polata Chair car W ""Aes
barre -... ,,,.,....
n m for Tunkhannock mediate ponts Chair sH
To funkhanuock. Connection lteLtny and Iarrs)urL
$40 D. M Pttston principal lnterpstiAe 9oia,h
Chair 10 Pittst3n -. ,-..,,..
$40 M Coplsy and ntermediste points connsetios
10 Reading and Harrisburg Char car TO Coplay
Up m Geneva Lyons. timrs, Rochester,. buhao aas
the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
no m for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving m. D. aud 3t0 p IN eonhecs t'e
ali nonts In Mahapoy and Hazeton Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
sA M Mauch Chunk HaLleton anu interheasS
points ,.-.-....
I'm m for Lyons. ElmirA Rochester BulAo ant
the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

and finally combined to check undue combination.
overproduction and their own destruction sugaE 10.
coal shippers have formed pool, and coal can 30
purchased now only from one agent Thero u no law
conducting their own business In way 70 save thoir
capital and yield returns Standard on Trust, whlcn
has been denounced all the country as deepotlc
monopoly has had control Of New-Orleans for several
years and Is absolute In ts sway throughout LOU
latan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ ~ ERR ew HY5RS AaD BUFFALO. LlGHrXiNa
- pEt'ss rRAINa NO DUST ALWAYS On iimE-
EAFhGss 'PxLxCE DAY AND aLEaPING COACHES
neIs an New York foot OF Barclay and Cnrstophsr IA
DAILY except suDdays buhAio sna Vsmeso EAp1sss
for Water Gap. srodisburs scranton. bingntaca ~
Nudslo Osweso. Greene Oxtord Norwses
., c.nnect AZ scranton Tor Pl,tol, Wkesoarre, Dan
Vile and NJ Oweso tor Ithaca anu INFERNO
aia "s H.nrhamton ami Elmra Express for Water GAP
and Einirs connects AZ etsh
ian nor Ptsion Kingston. Mi.kssOAIro &C. ,.-,....
IN Daily Buffalo Limited tApross ior ettvu
Scranton BlBgEamton, Owego, ElDirs cvrnhk b1' way
land Buffalo, arriving ia Bun ~ s .,u,,
M bunalo and OswcJv Express iot ostou,soes
Scranton BnghantOn, IortandI syracuse Os"eso
OXFORD Norwich Uuea AMI nienheii sps'nSs .sas
ithaca intermediate satons eAceyt Saeui-
DAYS Bunaio Win ir.ins .ot Az po,ts o,s
checked ~ 80 Broad way Ana
n, Ue>cait r. I,'r,ss ONO - 10 NewNork and brookyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER kAILROAD.-CommencingJ January 4 1881
tnruus IA trains will leave Grand Central Depot
o In, Rochester Express, through draw ngroom
Albany Iruy ~. Adams. kouses II aud syracuse
$500 m, Tho Limited" With flDng cara stopping ~
Albany Uca. syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara raila
Erie Clev Gland and Toledo arrIyns at Chicago t3O A. u
Io:SOL Ill., chicago k1presS uIawnsroom Canan.
dalaua anu Rochester
$50 D. H. Oany Troy ami Utica EbrssA vita arawins
room " Troy. ,.uan p, At,.uv .,,J rro,
IN, Hasara LuIalo. IinGi1uAL, iViouo, Detroit CnI
AZ, -, - I.uulS JLnins-cat Scsf VrA W Albany
Win siecpi4S " MOntreaL
Ann. Il, UtcA stopping AZ principal stAuo1s
M arrives nocLeoer IL Az u
e'SP n. ~, apd Gle selaud l-lo " III neat DAY.
a A M. Aoches
tar buso NIAGARA talis tle' eiAnd loe.o Detroit ~il
cent Saturday Auburn Geneva and Cauandaisu ex
ceP, MINT Lxprsa with slecpnsc4rs 10 AiVsny
90 iroy Ionn.cts tho Dornhk Trains or lAe est
-, Tor Inc Nurtu except SATURDAY mas ar
~TscSa ais ON q Grand central Depu~ 40 o@uefJ
p.". al Brvaiway, hAr.em Depot ASol.s@ Anu St
srJ Westcoys kxpress omees, fst. face het htost
xava 7s5 ana y42 Broadway sne % est l@ot-s, New
w Ss gon $50 Fulton stA brookyn and "
Aust, W iiliAnisuurx -,. an, - 81, , ma
ar any OF the oInces New-i orA Cay, ANA
~, " asnins lon-st, BrvokSh - ....,...
10 gyaue "a nd vi checked uom residonco
sThass tralns uaiy. ALI others usly except ouhAy
AneS ~ 100 hENhl AONEfr
-. ntendeut General Passenger Axoas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n 7. G. and Il. K Z Co. Iossso ~, 49,.
Trains West t2d station follows Initb MaasM
earlier from loot u ,y.ss. North rive.
Detroit and cnicage .s55I IN. 'S:o5. -s;ia p n
iIue~ syrso9;. sup.io aochssssr Suspension Bridga
Niassrs FAILS SiS .s:s5 4 a., .5JA .sls I,s nix
Mtgniand K IN Sston Sauxertea. Iatskh. Albany &lS
'flS 1855 II 500 osos 1't S.nSars Sis .7l4
1855, lob II Soa nv, i% : 100 'siSn oA' AZ" Viva
For Montreal Canada Fast Cog mMii, M roreuta
Hamilton Loufon. .9.s5A N 500. oi'e nj ~
1855 m 1904 81 ID n N. Derroit
Elegant sleepins for , soMn ,rsins
Cncase ana 81 louis on =. Other ains asy excepe
Far ,eabes parlor OF sleeping car aeeenWsdS
lions sns, $50 fui;on-s once Tot q luiion.si
New York CnyS6a 1856 ~ srvs" ~ ,oog I'll r.
West Shore stai1onA iooe " q 4. LAMBEhI
.y....-.v.x. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
furniture.

COMPETITIVE IT.-FURNlTURE, IAN
Csrragos shades Crockoy every hing for houseksepag
body Goods sent every
where dav. Price liss msio 10. 1e7
lsg 2Oi 2O3 Park between CITY HAL ana
square elevated station New YORK. Old oustomers
thing IA now when comUared with few years ago iho
changes are wonderful and gratifying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO, April 10. SS7.

SATURDAY, April 1G-R NJ.
The stock market has made new departure Aier
dulness and hesitation pending the large realizing
sales which have been pressed upon the market To-Day
has developed afeyvai Of confidence which Is the more
remarkable because Of its sproutng on the aast oay VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY co.

Tho undersigned Directors OF tho b. LOUIS ana osn
cisco RAILWAY Company request tho stockholders
to send their proxies IN the name OF DAVID j.
to W. LILLE Treasurer Mills Building New.Yors or 70
either Of the underlined These proxies VIII DO vo'ea 70
tho present careful economical and inaepenoen
agcment Of the property. zr,,or.N
Of J. a w. seigman Co.
GEORGE COPPELL.
OF Maitland Phelps Co.
j. PATTON,
Of John Patton CO.
Ncw.Yort April IL, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES ATTHE STOCK EXCHANGE-APRIL 10
THE GENERAL LlSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

Ia ME hAILW II now Known Is uIc NE w
Through trains leave ESD st. and Chamber stations Al
bss n sU ss.s ss station fifteen min
F. csssSes E % ess
81 m~Daiiy {o:ls from 2sd stl Chicago and SO Louis
f %e ,Tsa g. eas 'sd
Fsis Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
sp DAILY; Chicago E1gre,s Pullman Day and sesvss
oafsss to sS c cSsa Rochester Buffalo Mag
sS siS &C. III, & ia sS $50 q Ma LING
sa9days Ss a. $50 loS9 l2Sa noon Las AIS $50
JsS s sS 500 i.Sc n'Ssis s
500 500 1880 m. 1900 midnight.
Nsssrf o sHs Il M ss Sc o .sss aIss sS s
$50 T. 80 800. 1000 and 1900 midnight sundays.
sa ss % % 49, $50 sNs $50 $50 ,oao m las
S%Ss S sSnd sse $50 sy s
warwiei, Is 800 10 90 a $50 Sundays 64sA m.
ssasSra and &c co1n~s sG . 300 2 30 49, $50
and 8 90 D. IN. sundays $50 a m. ano 400 ..
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 300 IN. $50 n.
Scranton D1nroore week days 900 3 m 2sop.m.
ESQ 500 $50 M sSndsys Ss $50 ioSo M $50
ESQ., .sst 500 S So a's suS S '
1920 q. ~. $780, 800 p N The 800 m train stops n
Port ierSis AIS 7:so soo 1920 NJ ESQ $40 4so con
800. $50 sundays $3.50. 1920 H. eso0 $50 500
Tickets passage and apartment. In DRIVING Room and
Sleeping ined and oriers the
o %s s.f No sc S Bro. s.s y Isl No
syI Fueu a. BrSoslyn Or 81 the co"HApys aSgssa o.,
IA IN - = NJ .n ,S rooo N '' - "i'
Go DE HAVEN. A q s. %st L P FARMER, O. P Ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
20 wALLsr., NEw.YoRK. April o. 1885,
TO TIE SECURITY HOLDERS or THE
Pittsburgh and Western Railroad 70

Holders Of os per cent Of the stock ana oonn' OF inc
p,bnrrh and Western Railroad Company having dposteo
their securities IN accordance with the plan and agreement
OF reorganization Is hereby given that TIE IIMs
FOR DEPOsITING TIE REMAINING sTOCh AND
BONDS IL EXTENDED TILL APRIL ~, 49,. =,
SI,uIptyr tn PAYMENT OF A PENALTY OF
pRR CENT on the par vaiue OF securities deposited
stock must also pay ASSESSMENT Or rhM
CENT. a, 81 PER SHARE, in accordance with The pan
OF organization ,e,.s,
Deposits OF securities should be mace WIN ,Ins,
nurxrI & CO Philadelphia with MES>Rs
DRFyEINORCAN & CO. New-York. who VIII issue re-
CENTS for same No securities will he received AFTER
APRIL No. 1871. which date the right oil becoming par
ucpants In the plan will absolutely cease
mo- LOwBHR WELSH,
JNO. TERRY, Committee.
4. H. COSTER,
ANTHONY J. THOMAS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
oFyicE OF rnR MISSOURI KANSAS AND TExAs}
RAILWAY COMPANY, 1913 BhOADWNt Z
NKW. YORK April IL, lSSI.)

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
l. holders Of the MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY the election OF Directors Tor tho
ensuing year. and OF other may
DO before the meeting will DO held AZ the ONCE OF inc
I'm Parson. Kansas Wednesday the 18TH day oil
May. 1887 at ~ o'clock m -, s.. ,,. .,,.r,oo, n,
Stock viii be closed IRON tho h'o'"oon VI
''f ~ ~ ~ H. ID. HENSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" For CATsKILL and landings Boats leave Pier ~
North River foot OF Jay.street daily at y. IN.
For STUYVESANT and ATHENS from Pier 70. Noru
River. foot OF Franknstreet Tuesday, Thursdays sn
Saturdays at saLie hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i NETWORK. NEW HAvEN and HARTFORD r.. n.
Trains leave arle River station 1921 and LA
coln-svs Third Avenue Bridge Harlem Ryor
Preached Second Avenae aud Suburban Elevated rail-
roas daily except sundays At Gao 100 9l0 TO- 1893
a m y TO- 300 44O, 6t0 $40 1880 for Port Nor
ria Casanova coax Point Hunts Point West Farms Van
Nest Chester Timpsons Bay Chester pelham BAY.
barlow Cy Isand Pelham Manor and New Rochelle con
Meeting New Rochelle with trains for all points on the
main line OF the NewYork, New Haven and Hartford Raj!
road shore Line and line Divisions NewCanaan, Md
dletown Suled branches and Boston And
all points kast. .,.., 49, A.. 49,.
tons At 1910 p daily. except Mondays
for New Rochelle ami All intermediate sta
tious At H. l2:Ol and $50 the latter tram connect
ing at New. Rochelle with way train 10 stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
Philadelphia and Reading
REORGANIZATION.

OFFICE OF BROWN BROTHERS Co. 80 wALi~sT'
NETWORK
COMMITTEE on STOCK LIST
NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE
This that the engraved
and common stock OF me fhAle
h. and Rsading Company be admitted ~ tho eRn
a. .t an Anil IL 1887 and that tho common ana prcerIi
stock fod eertncaesl Of tho said road be stricken o ING
List May IL. 1881 ,..-- .,s roe,
A"'p " WV \. 4. RUSSELL. Chairman.
GEORGE W. ELY. Secretary.
a, the ahoye We hsreby give that are
now ready 10 ssue here philadelphia engraved deposit
issued under the plan OF reorganization IN of
$3.50. M, tbe nr,sent certificates With the assent
Holders OF assented stock when deposlhg
viii execute power OF attorney OF
assigning the old stock 70 tho
receive the no" cefunc~tcA
BIank powers may be obtained al this ONCE =. nm
April H. 1887. bhOWN DIV ~ ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17
BLOOMINGTON LINE.

-por Rostop Providence and all Eastern pointA
sscan,ers W leave No ~. North river one bo0
si.ve q anal .st, At D 4 daily, except SUNDAY -.
U. II. BklGGa. Geal Passenger AkenA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-17

TyT- WORTH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
l. WAY co. -,
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by order OF Board OF Directors
J. GRANGER
Treasurer and Transfer Agent
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Dop HUDSON AND COXsACKIE.

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lnged At 90. cents per gallon.
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